Sentence examples for division to record from inspiring English sources

An engagingly blunt 47-year-old chemical engineer, Bulriss spent 16 years at GE Plastics and another 4 at AlliedSignal, where he steered the $2 billion (sales) polymers division to record operating margins.

Dave Jones' struggling Wednesday side are one of only four teams in England's top four divisions still to record a league victory this campaign.

He also became the first person in NCAA (all divisions) history to record 1,500 yards rushing and passing in the same season.

Wildside BBQ reopened later that day, but not before the "Establishment removed/covered/defaced closure sign posted by the division," according to records for the Florida Department for Professional and Business Regulation.

Wrigley Jr. division of Mars to record a song, "Forever," along with a new version of the venerable jingle for Doublemint gum; the song is a longer version of the jingle.

[C4.] CBS Moves Closer to Revamped Evening News Seven months after Leslie Moonves, the chairman of CBS, exhorted his colleagues to re-engineer the network's evening newscast, the drafting process has reached an apparent milestone: the news division has begun to record and edit prototypes of how that broadcast could soon look.

Itte Detenamo took silver in the men's +105kg division  to maintain Nauru's record of having won at least one medal at each of the seven Commonwealth Games they have entered since making their bow back in 1990.

But Breuer also steered the division to enter into several record-breaking settlements involving financial and environmental crimes.

Local departments send suspects' fingerprints to the state division to be matched with its records.

Citigroup reached deals in November to sell EMI's recorded music division to the Universal Music Group and its music publishing assets to a consortium controlled by Sony.

Citigroup, the bank which financed Terra Firma's acquisition and took control of EMI in February, has sold its recorded-music division to Universal Music, a French-owned label.